JP2023142283A - Information processing system and program - Google Patents

Abstract

To allow a user to easily perform reference or operation of an enlarged image displayed following selection of a file image in comparison to a case where display of the enlarged image is maintained only when a pointer image showing an operation spot of the user is on the file image.SOLUTION: A CPU of a server device maintains display of an enlarged image 360 when a pointer image 200 moves to the enlarged image 360 and the pointer image 200 is on the enlarged image 360. In other words, the CPU of the server device maintains display of the enlarged image 360 even when the pointer image 200 moves to the enlarged image 360 from a file icon 310a.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 6

Description

The present invention relates to an information processing system and a program.

Patent Document 1 describes that when a smiley face icon is clicked, an enlarged image of a smiling face is displayed in the thumbnail display area, and when a face icon is clicked, an enlarged image of a non-smiling face is displayed in the thumbnail display area. Processing is disclosed.
Patent Document 2 discloses a process of automatically extracting an area contained within the document image and displaying an attribute icon corresponding to the area when displaying a thumbnail of a document image as a file icon.
Patent Document 3 discloses a process of determining display conditions for enlarging and displaying an image on a screen based on operation information on a recognized thumbnail image, and enlarging and displaying the image according to the determined display conditions. has been done.

JP2011-211621A Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2004-54839 Patent No. 4821529

When a file image corresponding to a file is selected, an enlarged image with a larger display size than the file image is displayed on the display, making it easier for the user to refer to the file contents. Improves sex.
Here, so that the user can easily switch between displaying and hiding such an enlarged image, the enlarged image is displayed when the pointer image indicating the user's operation location is on the file image, and the pointer image is displayed on the file image. It is possible to hide the enlarged image if it deviates from the range. However, in this aspect, the user cannot perform operations such as moving a pointer image over the enlarged image to refer to the contents, or selecting a menu image placed on the enlarged image to perform operations on the enlarged image or file.
An object of the present invention is to reduce the size of an enlarged image displayed when a file image is selected, compared to a case where the enlarged image is maintained only when a pointer image indicating the user's operation location is placed on the file image. The purpose is to make reference or operation easier for users.

The invention according to claim 1 is an information processing system including a processor, and when a file image that corresponds to a file and is displayed on a display unit is selected, the processor processes a file image corresponding to the file image. An enlarged image having a larger display size than the file image is displayed on the display section, and while a pointer image indicating the user's operation location on the display section is on the enlarged image, the enlarged image is displayed on the display section. This is an information processing system that maintains display of an enlarged image.
The invention according to claim 2 is the information processing system according to claim 1, wherein the processor maintains display of the enlarged image even when the pointer image is on the file image. be.
The invention according to claim 3 is characterized in that the processor displays the file image and the enlarged image without a gap between the file image and the enlarged image. This is an information processing system described in .
In the invention according to claim 4, the processor maintains display of the enlarged image even when the pointer image is located in a gap existing between the file image and the enlarged image. , an information processing system according to claim 1 or 2.
In the invention according to claim 5, when the user performs a specific operation on the file image in a mode in which the enlarged image is displayed when the user performs a specific operation on the file image, 5. The information processing system according to claim 1, wherein the enlarged image is displayed on the display unit.
In the invention according to claim 6, the processor causes a reception display for accepting a user's operation regarding the displayed enlarged image to be displayed on the display unit, and displays the pointer on the reception display. 6. The information processing system according to claim 1, wherein the display of the enlarged image is maintained even when an image is displayed.
According to a seventh aspect of the invention, the processor maintains the display of the enlarged image even when the pointer image is placed on the reception display located outside the display area of the enlarged image. 7. The information processing system according to claim 6, wherein:
In the invention according to claim 8, the processor prevents the reception display from being displayed when the pointer image is on the file image, and prevents the reception display from being displayed when the pointer image is on the enlarged image. 8. The information processing system according to claim 6 or 7, wherein the information processing system is configured to display an information display.
According to a ninth aspect of the invention, when the user performs a predetermined operation while the enlarged image is being displayed, the processor may remove the pointer image from the enlarged image. 9. The information processing system according to claim 1, wherein display of the enlarged image is maintained.
In the invention according to claim 10, even if the pointer image is removed from the displayed enlarged image, the processor determines a time period during which the pointer image is removed from the enlarged image. 9. The information processing system according to claim 1, wherein when the enlarged image is smaller than a threshold value, display of the enlarged image is maintained.
In the invention according to claim 11, even if the pointer image deviates from the displayed enlarged image, the processor may predetermine a distance between an edge of the enlarged image and the pointer image. 9. The information processing system according to claim 1, wherein when the enlarged image is smaller than a threshold value, display of the enlarged image is maintained.
In the invention according to claim 12, the processor maintains the display of the enlarged image when the pointer image is placed on either the displayed enlarged image or the file image. At the same time, when the pointer image moves to a non-display location other than the display location of the enlarged image and the file image, the enlarged image is hidden, and the pointer image is moved from above to the enlarged image. Claim: The enlarged image is hidden more quickly when the pointer image moves from the file image to the hidden location than when the pointer image moves to the hidden location. 12. The information processing system according to any one of Items 1 to 11.
The invention according to claim 13 is characterized in that the processor causes the enlarged image to be hidden when the pointer image placed on the enlarged image moves onto the file image. 1. The information processing system according to 1.
In the invention according to claim 14, the processor displays the enlarged image on the display unit when the pointer image is placed on the file image and the pointer image is used to select the file image. 14. The information processing system according to claim 1, wherein when the enlarged image is displayed, the pointer image on the file image is moved onto the enlarged image.
In the invention according to claim 15, the processor displays the enlarged image on the display unit when the pointer image is placed on the file image and the pointer image is used to select the file image. Claims 1 to 13, wherein when the enlarged image is displayed, the display of the enlarged image is maintained until the pointer image on the file image moves onto the enlarged image. The information processing system according to any one of the following.
The invention according to claim 16 is characterized in that, when the user is performing a predetermined specific operation, the pointer image is placed on the file image and the pointer image is used to display the file image. When selected, the enlarged image is displayed on the display section, and even if the specific operation is no longer performed, if the pointer image is placed on the displayed enlarged image, 2. The information processing system according to claim 1, wherein display of the enlarged image is maintained.
In the invention according to claim 17, when the pointer image is located at a location other than on the displayed enlarged image when the specific operation is no longer performed, the processor 17. The information processing system according to claim 16, wherein the information processing system is configured to be hidden.
The invention according to claim 18 provides, when a file image corresponding to a file and displayed on the display unit is selected, an image corresponding to the file image and having a larger display size than the file image. A function for displaying an enlarged image on the display section, and maintaining the display of the enlarged image while a pointer image indicating a user's operation location on the display section is on the enlarged image. It is a program that allows a computer to realize a function.

According to the invention of claim 1, the enlarged image is displayed when the file image is selected, compared to the case where the enlarged image is maintained only when the pointer image indicating the user's operation location is placed on the file image. It is possible to make it easier for the user to refer to or manipulate the enlarged image.
According to the second aspect of the invention, even if the pointer image moves from the enlarged image to the file image, the display of the enlarged image can be maintained.
According to the third aspect of the present invention, it is possible to prevent the enlarged image from being hidden due to the pointer image being located in the gap between the file image and the enlarged image.
According to the fourth aspect of the present invention, even when the pointer image is located in the gap between the file image and the enlarged image, it is possible to maintain the state in which the enlarged image is displayed.
According to the fifth aspect of the present invention, an enlarged image can be displayed when the user performs a specific operation on a file image in a mode in which an enlarged image is displayed.
According to the invention of claim 6, even when the pointer image is placed on the reception display, the display of the enlarged image can be maintained.
According to the seventh aspect of the invention, even when the pointer image is placed on the reception display located outside the display area of the enlarged image, the display of the enlarged image can be maintained.
According to the invention of claim 8, when the pointer image is on the file image, the reception display is not displayed, and when the pointer image is on the enlarged image, the reception image is displayed. I can do it.
According to the ninth aspect of the invention, even if the pointer image is removed from the enlarged image, the display of the enlarged image can be maintained.
According to the tenth aspect of the invention, even if the pointer image is removed from the enlarged image, the display of the enlarged image can be maintained.
According to the eleventh aspect of the invention, even if the pointer image is removed from the enlarged image, the display of the enlarged image can be maintained.
According to the invention of claim 12, the enlarged image is hidden more quickly when the pointer image moves from the file image to the hidden location than when the pointer image moves from the enlarged image to the hidden location. It can be made so that
According to the thirteenth aspect of the invention, when the pointer image placed on the enlarged image moves onto the file image, the enlarged image can be hidden.
According to the fourteenth aspect of the present invention, the user's operability can be improved compared to the case where the pointer image on the file image does not move onto the enlarged image.
According to the fifteenth aspect of the invention, the display of the enlarged image can be maintained until the pointer image on the file image moves onto the enlarged image.
According to the sixteenth aspect of the invention, the display of the enlarged image can be maintained even if the user no longer performs a specific operation.
According to the seventeenth aspect of the invention, when a specific operation is no longer performed and the pointer image is located somewhere other than on the enlarged image, the enlarged image can be hidden.
According to the invention of claim 18, the enlarged image is displayed when the file image is selected, compared to the case where the enlarged image is maintained only when the pointer image indicating the user's operation location is placed on the file image. It is possible to make it easier for the user to refer to or manipulate the enlarged image.

1 is a diagram showing an example of the overall configuration of an information processing system. FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing an example of the hardware configuration of a server device. FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing an example of the hardware configuration of a terminal device. (A) and (B) are diagrams showing display examples on the display unit. FIG. 6 is a diagram showing the state of the display unit when a file icon is selected by the user. FIG. 6 is a diagram showing the state of the display unit after the pointer image that was on the file icon has been moved to the enlarged image. It is a figure showing other display examples of a display part. It is a figure showing other display examples of a display part. It is a figure showing other display examples of a display part. It is a figure showing other display examples of a display part. It is a figure showing other display examples of a display part. It is a figure showing other display examples of a display part. It is a figure showing other display examples of a display part. It is a figure showing an example of movement of a pointer image. It is a figure showing other display examples of a display part. It is a figure showing other display examples of a display part. FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating deletion of an enlarged image. It is a flowchart showing a series of steps.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.
FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an example of the overall configuration of an information processing system 1 to which this embodiment is applied.
In the information processing system 1 according to the present embodiment, a server device 10 that manages files and terminal devices 20 (20a, 20b,...) used by users to view files are connected via a communication line 80. It is configured by being connected.
The communication line 80 is, for example, a line such as the Internet, and is used for information communication between the server device 10 and the terminal device 20. In the information processing system 1 of this embodiment, files uploaded to the server device 10 are viewed and edited using the terminal device 20.

Note that in this embodiment, a "file" refers to an electronic file stored in the server device 10 or the like.
This file may include images in addition to text, or may consist only of images without text. In addition, files include not only document data and image data, but also information used when converting document data to images, and attribute information such as file update date and time, paper size, number of pages, and keywords within the file. You may be

The server device 10 is a device for managing files uploaded from the terminal device 20. Files managed by the server device 10 can be shared by multiple users and edited by one or more users.
The server device 10 is realized by, for example, a computer device. The server device 10 may be configured by a single computer, or may be realized by distributed processing by multiple computers.

The terminal device 20 is a device for viewing and editing files managed by the server device 10.
The terminal device 20 has a display unit that displays images corresponding to files. The terminal device 20 includes a computer device. Examples of the form of the terminal device 20 include a desktop computer, a notebook computer, a tablet information terminal, a smartphone, a game device, and the like.

The hardware configuration of the server device 10 will be explained.
FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing an example of the hardware configuration of the server device 10 according to the present embodiment.
The server device 10 includes an arithmetic processing unit 11 that executes digital arithmetic processing according to a program that realizes file management, a secondary storage unit 12 that records files, etc., and a communication line 80 (see FIG. 1). It has a communication section 13 that transmits and receives information.
The secondary storage unit 12 is realized by an existing information storage device such as an HDD (Hard Disk Drive), a semiconductor memory, or a magnetic tape.

The arithmetic processing unit 11 is provided with a CPU 11a as an example of a processor. This CPU 11a controls the entire server device 10.
The arithmetic processing unit 11 also includes a RAM 11b used as a working memory for the CPU 11a, and a ROM 11c in which programs and the like executed by the CPU 11a are stored.
The arithmetic processing unit 11 also includes a non-volatile memory 11d that is rewritable and can retain data even when the power supply is cut off, and an interface unit 11e that controls various units connected to the arithmetic processing unit 11, such as a communication unit 13. It is equipped with

The non-volatile memory 11d is composed of, for example, an SRAM backed up by a battery, a flash memory, etc., and stores information on files, correspondence information for associating files, and the like.
Further, the secondary storage unit 12 stores files and the like as well as programs executed by the arithmetic processing unit 11 .
In this embodiment, each process of the server device 10 is executed by the arithmetic processing unit 11 reading a program stored in the secondary storage unit 12. Note that the arithmetic processing section 11, the secondary storage section 12, and the communication section 13 are connected through a bus or a signal line.

The server device 10 executes processes such as acquiring new files, extracting files, associating files with each other, and reflecting updated contents of files in response to requests from the terminal device 20 and the like.
Furthermore, the server device 10 provides various information such as files, search processing results, and update information to the terminal device 20 in response to requests from the terminal device 20 and the like.
In this embodiment, the secondary storage unit 12 stores files and the like. Further, the communication unit 13 receives requests and the like from the terminal device 20 and transmits requested files and the like.

The program executed by the CPU 11a provided in the server device 10 is a computer-readable record such as a magnetic recording medium (magnetic tape, magnetic disk, etc.), an optical recording medium (optical disk, etc.), a magneto-optical recording medium, a semiconductor memory, etc. It can be provided to the server device 10 while being stored on a medium. Further, the program executed by the CPU 11a may be provided to the server device 10 using a communication means such as the Internet.

Next, the hardware configuration of the terminal device 20 will be explained.
FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing an example of the hardware configuration of the terminal device 20. As shown in FIG.
Each of the terminal devices 20 according to the present embodiment includes an arithmetic processing unit 21 that executes image display processing according to a program, a secondary storage unit 22 in which files and the like are recorded, and a communication line 80 (see FIG. 1). It has a communication section 23 that transmits and receives information via the communication section 23.

Furthermore, each of the terminal devices 20 includes an input section 24 that receives input operations from the user, and a display section 25 that displays images, text information, etc. to the user. The display section 25 is configured by, for example, a liquid crystal display panel, an organic EL (Electro Luminescence) display panel, or the like.
The secondary storage unit 22 is realized by an existing information storage device such as an HDD (Hard Disk Drive), a semiconductor memory, or a magnetic tape.

The arithmetic processing unit 21 includes a CPU 21a as an example of a processor. This CPU 21a controls the entire terminal device 20.
The arithmetic processing unit 21 also includes a RAM 21b used as a working memory for the CPU 21a, and a ROM 21c in which programs and the like executed by the CPU 21a are stored.
The arithmetic processing unit 21 also includes a non-volatile memory 21d that is rewritable and can retain data even when the power supply is cut off, and an interface unit 21e that controls various units connected to the arithmetic processing unit 21, such as the communication unit 23. .

The nonvolatile memory 21d is composed of, for example, a battery-backed SRAM or flash memory, and stores files, update information, and the like.
Further, the secondary storage unit 22 stores files and the like as well as programs executed by the arithmetic processing unit 21 . Each process of the terminal device 20 is executed by the arithmetic processing unit 21 reading the program stored in the secondary storage unit 22.
Note that the arithmetic processing section 21, the secondary storage section 22, and the communication section 23 are connected through a bus or a signal line.

The input unit 24 is a pointing device or the like operated by the user when inputting information.
For example, if the input unit 24 is a mouse, the user can specify the position on the display screen displayed on the display unit 25 or move the image displayed on the display unit 25 by moving or clicking the pointer image. Specify or move the specified image.
Further, when the input unit 24 is a touch panel, the user performs an operation of touching the touch panel with a finger or the like, or an operation of moving the finger that is in contact with the touch panel. Thereby, the user can specify the position on the display screen displayed on the display section 25, specify the image displayed on the display section 25, and move the specified image.

Note that the terminal device 20 may be provided with a touch panel, and in this case, the input section 24 and the display section 25 are integrated.
In addition to the above-mentioned pointing device, the input unit 24 may also be a keyboard for performing input operations using keys.

The program executed by the CPU 21a provided in the terminal device 20 is a computer-readable record such as a magnetic recording medium (magnetic tape, magnetic disk, etc.), an optical recording medium (optical disk, etc.), a magneto-optical recording medium, a semiconductor memory, etc. It can be provided to the terminal device 20 while being stored in a medium. Further, the program executed by the CPU 21a may be provided to the terminal device 20 using communication means such as the Internet.

In this specification, a processor refers to a processor in a broad sense, including a general-purpose processor (e.g., CPU: Central Processing Unit, etc.) and a dedicated processor (e.g., GPU: Graphics Processing Unit, ASIC: Application Specific Integrated Circuit, etc.). FPGA: Field Programmable Gate Array, programmable logic device, etc.)
Further, the operation of the processor may not only be performed by a single processor, but also performed by a plurality of processors located at physically separate locations in cooperation with each other. Further, the order of each operation of the processor is not limited to the order described in this embodiment, and may be changed.

The display on the display section 25 provided in the terminal device 20 will be explained with reference to (A) and (B) of FIG. 4 (a diagram showing an example of display on the display section 25).
In this embodiment, the CPU 11a (see FIG. 2), which is an example of a processor, provided in the server device 10 generates information used to control the display on the display unit 25 provided in the terminal device 20. Then, the terminal device 20 performs display control according to this information. As a result, various screens described below are displayed on the display unit 25 of the terminal device 20.
Note that the information used to control the display on the display unit 25 of the terminal device 20 may be generated by the terminal device 20 instead of the server device 10. Also, part of the information used for this control may be generated by the server device 10, and the other part may be generated by the terminal device 20.

In this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 4A, a workspace 400 on so-called file handling software is displayed on the display unit 25 provided in the terminal device 20.
This file handling software is software for managing electronic files, and has a function that promotes unified management of paper and electronic files.
The display section 25 further displays a pointer image 200 that indicates the user's operation location on the display section 25 . The pointer image 200 moves according to the user's operation of a mouse or the like. In other words, the pointer image 200 moves according to the user's operation on the input unit 24 (see FIG. 3).

Pointer image 200 is also referred to as a cursor. In this embodiment, the pointer image 200 is in the shape of an arrow, but the shape does not matter as long as it moves in response to a user's operation.
The user selects an element displayed on the display section 25 by moving the pointer image 200 to a desired position on the display section 25 .

The display unit 25 further displays an icon 310. This icon 310 is displayed on the workspace 400.
In this embodiment, a file icon 310a corresponding to a file is displayed as an icon. In this embodiment, only one file icon 310a is displayed, but if there are multiple files, multiple file icons 310a are displayed.

This file icon 310a, which is an example of a file image, is an image that corresponds to and represents a file. Pictures, symbols, text information, etc. are displayed on the file icon 310a.
When the corresponding file is image data, the file icon 310a is displayed as a reduced version of the image represented by the image data, for example.
Further, for example, if the file corresponding to the file icon 310a is a multi-page document, an image obtained by reducing the image of a representative page, such as the first page, is displayed as the file icon 310a.
Furthermore, the file icon 310a functions as an icon for opening the corresponding file.

Further, in the workspace 400, a tray icon 310b corresponding to a tray in which files are stored is displayed. In this embodiment, the user selects this tray icon 310b when selecting a tray.
In addition, although not shown, the workspace 400 may display a folder icon corresponding to a folder and a post office box icon corresponding to a post office box.
The folder icon is an icon corresponding to a folder in which files are stored, and the user selects this folder icon when selecting a folder.

The post office box icon is an icon provided for each user who operates the terminal device 20. In this embodiment, files provided by a third party to the user operating the terminal device 20 are stored in the information storage area corresponding to this post office box icon.
The user selects this post office box icon when referring to files stored in this information storage area.

Further, in this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 4(A), a switching button 26 used for switching the display mode is displayed on the display unit 25.
In this embodiment, the user operates this switching button 26. Specifically, the user operates the switching button 26 to turn the switching button 26 on or off.
In this embodiment, the user moves the pointer image 200 onto the file icon 310a while the switching button 26 is turned on (see FIG. 4B) (hereinafter referred to as the "on state"). Then, as will be described later, an enlarged image is displayed.

In this embodiment, in the on state, the display mode is a display mode in which an enlarged image is displayed. In the on state, when the user performs a specific operation on the file icon 310a (see FIG. 4(A)), an enlarged image is displayed.
An example of the specific operation is an operation of moving the pointer image 200 onto the file icon 310a and selecting the file icon 310a.

In this embodiment, in the on state, when the user moves the pointer image 200 onto the file icon 310a and selects the file icon 310a, an enlarged image is displayed.
In this embodiment, selecting the file icon 310a does not require a mouse click; simply moving the pointer image 200 onto the file icon 310a selects the file icon 310a and displays an enlarged image. Ru.

In the on state, when the user performs a specific operation as described above, an enlarged image is displayed on the display unit 25.
On the other hand, in this embodiment, when the switching button 26 is off (see FIG. 4B) (hereinafter referred to as the "off state"), the user moves the pointer image 200 onto the file icon 310a. Even if the file icon 310a is selected, the enlarged image is not displayed.

FIG. 5 is a diagram showing the state of the display unit 25 when the file icon 310a is selected by the user. In other words, FIG. 5 is a diagram showing the state of the display section 25 when the user moves the pointer image 200 onto the file icon 310a in the above-mentioned on state.
When the pointer image 200 moves onto the file icon 310a, the CPU 11a (see FIG. 2), which is an example of a processor provided in the server device 10, displays an enlarged image 360 on the display unit 25, as shown in FIG. to be done.
The enlarged image 360 is an image corresponding to the file icon 310a and has a larger display size than the file icon 310a.

Here, the movement of the pointer image 200 onto the file icon 310a can be regarded as a selection of the file icon 310a by the user.
In this embodiment, when the file icon 310a is selected by the user, an enlarged image 360 corresponding to the file icon 310a is displayed on the display unit 25, as shown in FIG.

In this embodiment, the display of the enlarged image 360 is maintained while the pointer image 200 on the file icon 310a is on this file icon 310a.
In this embodiment, the shape of the file icon 310a and the shape of the enlarged image 360 have a similar relationship. Furthermore, in this embodiment, the enlarged image 360 is an image obtained by enlarging the file icon 310a as it is.
Note that the display format is not limited to this, and the enlarged image 360 may display content different from the display content of the file icon 310a. Further, the shape of the enlarged image 360 and the shape of the file icon 310a may not be similar.

In this embodiment, the "enlarged image 360" refers to an image whose display size is larger than that of the file icon 310a. The display content and shape of the enlarged image 360 do not affect the determination of whether the enlarged image 360 corresponds to the enlarged image 360 corresponding to the file icon 310a.
Even if the file icon 310a and the enlarged image 360 have different display contents or different shapes, the display area of the enlarged image 360 is larger than the display area of the file icon 310a. If it is larger, this enlarged image 360 corresponds to the enlarged image 360 corresponding to this file icon 310a.
Here, "the display size is large" has the same meaning as the display area is large.

As shown in FIG. 5, the enlarged image 360 is displayed around the file icon 310a from which the enlarged image 360 is displayed. Furthermore, the enlarged image 360 is displayed in a location adjacent to this file icon 310a.
Note that the enlarged image 360 may be displayed on the side where the larger of the margins existing on the left and right sides of the file icon 310a is located.

Further, the display position of the enlarged image 360 is not limited to the left and right sides of the file icon 310a, but may be any position above or below the file icon 310a.
Furthermore, when the enlarged image 360 is displayed either above or below the file icon 310a, the enlarged image 360 is displayed on the side where the larger margin of the upper and lower margins is located. It is also possible to do so.

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing the state of the display unit 25 after the pointer image 200 located on the file icon 310a has been moved onto the enlarged image 360.
In this embodiment, the CPU 11a of the server device 10 maintains the display of the enlarged image 360 even when the pointer image 200 moves to the enlarged image 360 and the pointer image 200 is placed on the enlarged image 360. do. That is, the CPU 11a of the server device 10 maintains the display of the enlarged image 360 even when the pointer image 200 leaves the file icon 310a and moves to the enlarged image 360.

The CPU 11a of the server device 10 maintains the display of the enlarged image 360 while the pointer image 200 that has been moved from the file icon 310a to the enlarged image 360 is on this enlarged image 360.

Further, in the present embodiment, the CPU 11a of the server device 10 displays the pointer image 200 on the enlarged image 360 as a file icon 310a as shown in FIG. Even when returning to the top, the display of the enlarged image 360 is maintained.
Further, the CPU 11a of the server device 10 maintains the display of the enlarged image 360 even when the pointer image 200 that has returned to the file icon 310a continues to be located on the file icon 310a.
The CPU 11a of the server device 10 maintains the display of the enlarged image 360 while the pointer image 200 that has returned to the file icon 310a remains on the file icon 310a.

In addition, the CPU 11a of the server device 10 may cause the enlarged image 360 to be hidden when the pointer image 200 placed on the enlarged image 360 moves onto the file icon 310a.
That is, the CPU 11a of the server device 10 may erase the enlarged image 360 when the pointer image 200 placed on the enlarged image 360 leaves the enlarged image 360.

Furthermore, in this embodiment, when the pointer image 200 moves to a location other than the display location of the enlarged image 360 and the file icon 310a in the workspace 400 (see FIG. 5), the enlarged image 360 is hidden. Become.
In other words, in this embodiment, the enlarged image 360 is hidden when the pointer image 200 leaves the enlarged image 360 or the file icon 310a in the workspace 400.
Hereinafter, in this specification, a portion of the workspace 400 other than the display portion of the enlarged image 360 and the file icon 310a will be referred to as a “non-display portion 95”.

In this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 5, the CPU 11a of the server device 10 displays the enlarged image 360 with no gap between the file icon 310a and the enlarged image 360. Do it like this.
As a result, in this embodiment, even if the pointer image 200 moves between the file icon 310a and the enlarged image 360, the pointer image 200 is not located in the hidden location 95, and the enlarged image 360 is displayed. is maintained.

In this embodiment, the enlarged image 360 is displayed with the outer circumferential edge 41 of the file icon 310a and the outer circumferential edge 42 of the enlarged image 360 in contact with each other. As a result, as described above, no gap is created between the file icon 310a and the enlarged image 360.
Note that the display format on the display section 25 is not limited to this, and as shown in FIG. The file icon 310a and the enlarged image 360 may be displayed in an overlapping state.
In this case as well, there is no gap between the file icon 310a and the enlarged image 360, and by moving the pointer image 200 so that it passes through the area where the file icon 310a and the enlarged image 360 overlap, the enlarged image 360 can be enlarged. The display of image 360 is maintained.

Furthermore, in the present embodiment, the CPU 11a of the server device 10 causes a reception display 78 to be displayed on the display unit 25 for accepting a user's operation regarding the displayed enlarged image 360, as shown in FIG. do. In the display example shown in FIG. 5, a reception display 78 is displayed within the display area of the enlarged image 360.
Further, the CPU 11a of the server device 10 maintains the display of the enlarged image 360 even when the pointer image 200 is placed on the reception display 78.
More specifically, the CPU 11a of the server device 10 maintains the display of the enlarged image 360 even when the pointer image 200 that has been moved from the file icon 310a to the enlarged image 360 is placed on the reception display 78. so that

The reception display 78 displays a plurality of selection items to be selected by the user and to receive instructions from the user. In other words, the reception display 78 displays a plurality of menu buttons.
In this embodiment, the selection items include, for example, a selection item for accepting an instruction to change the display page, a selection item for accepting an instruction for editing a file, and a selection item for accepting an instruction for displaying a sticky note image or stamp image. Selection items and selection items for accepting instructions to send files to other users are displayed.

Note that the reception display 78 may not be displayed when the pointer image 200 is on the file icon 310a, but may be displayed when the pointer image 200 is on the enlarged image 360.
In other words, the reception display 78 may not be displayed when the pointer image 200 is on the file icon 310a, and may be displayed when the pointer image 200 moves onto the enlarged image 360. .

Further, the reception display 78 may be displayed with high transparency to make it semi-transparent so that the portion of the enlarged image 360 that overlaps with the reception display 78 can be seen through.
Further, the display mode of the reception display 78 may be made different depending on whether the pointer image 200 is not located on the reception display 78 or when the pointer image 200 is located on the reception display 78.
Specifically, for example, if the pointer image 200 is not located on the reception display 78, the transparency is increased to make it semi-transparent. On the other hand, when the pointer image 200 is located on the reception display 78, the transparency is lowered compared to when the pointer image 200 is not located on the reception display 78, so that the reception display 78 can be seen more clearly. do.

FIG. 9 is a diagram showing another display example of the display section 25. As shown in FIG.
The reception display 78 is not limited to being displayed within the display area of the enlarged image 360, but may be displayed outside the display area of the enlarged image 360, as shown in FIG.
Further, when the pointer image 200 is placed on the reception display 78 displayed outside the display area of the enlarged image 360, the display of the enlarged image 360 may be maintained.

If the pointer image 200 is placed on the reception display 78 located outside the display area of the enlarged image 360, the pointer image 200 will be placed off the enlarged image 360.
Further, in the example shown in FIG. 9, the reception display 78 is located at the hidden location 95, and when the pointer image 200 is placed on the reception display 78, the pointer image 200 is located at the hidden location 95. Become.
In this embodiment, even if the pointer image 200 falls off the enlarged image 360 and is located in the non-display area 95, the pointer image 200 remains in the reception display 78. In this case, the display of the enlarged image 360 is maintained.
Thereby, the user can operate the reception display 78 while referring to the enlarged image 360.

In the display example shown in FIG. 9, the reception display 78 is displayed with the outer periphery 42 of the enlarged image 360 and the outer periphery 43 of the reception display 78 touching, and between the enlarged image 360 and the reception display 78. There will be no gaps.
In this case, when the pointer image 200 moves from the enlarged image 360 to the reception display 78, the pointer image 200 does not pass through the gap, and a situation in which the enlarged image 360 becomes hidden does not occur.
Note that the state in which the outer circumferential edge 42 of the enlarged image 360 and the outer circumferential edge 43 of the reception display 78 are in contact is not limited to the state in which a part of the enlarged image 360 and a part of the reception display 78 overlap. 78 may be displayed. In this case as well, the generation of gaps can be suppressed.

FIG. 10 is a diagram showing another display example of the display section 25. As shown in FIG.
In this display example, an acceptance image 79 is displayed on the enlarged image 360 for accepting a request from the user to maintain the display of the enlarged image 360.
In this display example, when the user clicks on the acceptance image 79, the CPU 11a of the server device 10 maintains the display of the enlarged image 360 even if the pointer image 200 is removed from the enlarged image 360. Do it like this.
More specifically, when the user clicks on the reception image 79, the CPU 11a of the server device 10 maintains the display of the enlarged image 360 even if the pointer image 200 moves to the hidden location 95. Make it.

In this display example, when the user performs a predetermined operation while the enlarged image 360 is displayed, the display of the enlarged image 360 is maintained thereafter.
Specifically, in this embodiment, as described above, the predetermined operation includes, for example, clicking on the reception image 79, and when the reception image 79 is clicked, the enlarged image 360 is clicked. Display is maintained.
Note that in this display example, when the acceptance image 79 is clicked a second time, the mode in which the display of the enlarged image 360 is maintained is canceled.

Further, there are other predetermined operations other than clicking on the reception image 79, and examples of this predetermined operation include, for example, double-clicking on the enlarged image 360.
Note that in a case where a double-click causes a mode in which the display of the enlarged image 360 is maintained, the user may, for example, perform a double-click again to cancel this mode. As a result, the mode in which the display of the enlarged image 360 is maintained is canceled.

In addition, as shown in FIG. 11 (a diagram showing another display example of the display unit 25), the CPU 11a of the server device 10 may However, if the time during which the pointer image 200 is off the enlarged image 360 is less than a predetermined threshold, the display of the enlarged image 360 may be maintained.
In other words, the CPU 11a of the server device 10 determines that even if the pointer image 200 on the enlarged image 360 moves to the non-display location 95, the time specified by the predetermined threshold value has elapsed. Until then, the display of the enlarged image 360 is maintained without erasing the enlarged image 360.

Then, the CPU 11a of the server device 10 maintains the display of the enlarged image 360 if the pointer image 200 returns to the enlarged image 360 or the file icon 310a before the specified time elapses. Make it.
On the other hand, if the pointer image 200 is not in the display area of the file icon 310a or the display area of the enlarged image 360 when the time specified by this threshold has elapsed, the CPU 11a of the server device 10 deletes the enlarged image 360. conduct.

In other words, the CPU 11a of the server device 10 erases the enlarged image 360 when the pointer image 200 is located at the non-display location 95 when the time specified by this threshold has elapsed.
In addition, if the pointer image 200 is not on the enlarged image 360 but on the file icon 310a when the time specified by the above threshold has elapsed, processing for erasing the enlarged image 360 is performed. You may go.

In addition, even if the pointer image 200 is removed from the displayed enlarged image 360, the CPU 11a of the server device 10 can control the CPU 11a as shown in FIG. As such, when the distance L1 between the outer peripheral edge 42 of the enlarged image 360 and the pointer image 200 is smaller than a predetermined threshold, the display of the enlarged image 360 may be maintained.

In other words, the CPU 11a of the server device 10 determines that even if the pointer image 200 on the enlarged image 360 moves to the non-display location 95, the distance L1 between the outer periphery 42 of the enlarged image 360 and this pointer image 200 is If it is smaller than a predetermined threshold, the display of the enlarged image 360 may be maintained.
In this case, if the pointer image 200 is located in a specific area surrounding the enlarged image 360, the display of the enlarged image 360 will be maintained.

In addition, as shown in FIG. 13 (a diagram showing another display example of the display unit 25), the distance L1 between the outer periphery 42 of the enlarged image 360 and the pointer image 200 located in the non-display area 95 is , even if the distance L2 between the outer periphery 41 of the file icon 310a and this pointer image 200 is smaller than the predetermined threshold, the enlarged image 360 The display may be maintained.
In this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 13, even if the pointer image 200 located at the hidden location 95 is away from the enlarged image 360, if this pointer image 200 is located near the file icon 310a may occur.

In this case, if the distance L2 between the outer peripheral edge 41 of the file icon 310a and the pointer image 200 is smaller than a predetermined threshold, the display of the enlarged image 360 may be maintained.
In the process described with reference to FIGS. 12 and 13, the separation distance L1 between the outer periphery 42 of the enlarged image 360 and the pointer image 200, and the separation distance L2 between the outer periphery 41 of the file icon 310a and the pointer image 200. If at least one of them is smaller than a predetermined threshold, the display of enlarged image 360 will be maintained.
Here, "the distance between the outer periphery and the pointer image 200" refers to the distance between the pointer image 200 and the part of the outer periphery that is closest to the pointer image 200.

In addition, when displaying an enlarged image 360, the CPU 11a of the server device 10 moves the pointer image 200 on the file icon 310a onto this enlarged image 360, as shown by reference numeral 5A in FIG. You may also do so.
In this embodiment, as described above, when the pointer image 200 is placed on the file icon 310a and the file icon 310a is selected using the pointer image 200, the enlarged image 360 is displayed on the display section. 25.

At this time, the CPU 11a of the server device 10 may move the pointer image 200 on the file icon 310a to the enlarged image 360. In other words, in this case, the CPU 11a of the server device 10 may move the pointer image 200 on the file icon 310a onto the enlarged image 360, and set the display position of the pointer image 200 on the enlarged image 360.
Thereby, the user can operate the pointer image 200 on the enlarged image 360 without performing an operation to move the pointer image 200 to the enlarged image 360.

In addition, when the enlarged image 360 is displayed, the CPU 11a of the server device 10 maintains the display of the enlarged image 360 until the pointer image 200 on the file icon 310a moves onto the enlarged image 360. You can do it like this.
In other words, in this case, until the pointer image 200 on the file icon 310a moves onto this enlarged image 360, the CPU 11a of the server device 10 performs the processing at 14A in FIG. As shown in FIG. 3, even if the pointer image 200 once moves to the non-display location 95, the display of the enlarged image 360 is maintained.

In other words, the CPU 11a of the server device 10 prevents the deletion of the enlarged image 360 even if the pointer image 200 on the file icon 310a moves to the enlarged image 360 through the hidden area 95 due to the user's operation. The display of the enlarged image 360 is maintained.
As a result, even if the pointer image 200 that is moved by the user's operation passes through the non-display area 95 toward the enlarged image 360, the enlarged image 360 is not erased and the display of the enlarged image 360 is maintained.
Note that after the pointer image 200 moves onto the enlarged image 360, the pointer image 200 is positioned above the enlarged image 360 as described above, so that the display of the enlarged image 360 is maintained.

Note that when the pointer image 200 on the file icon 310a moves to the enlarged image 360 through the hidden area 95, if this movement is the second or subsequent movement from the file icon 310a to the enlarged image 360, Alternatively, the enlarged image 360 may be deleted without maintaining the display of the enlarged image 360.
When the pointer image 200 on the file icon 310a moves toward the hidden location 95 and passes through the hidden location 95, this movement is not a movement to direct the pointer image 200 to the enlarged image 360, but rather to the enlarged image. It is also assumed that the movement is for erasing .360.

It is assumed that the user intentionally moves the pointer image 200 to the hidden location 95 in order to erase the enlarged image 360, and when the pointer image 200 moves through the hidden location 95, this movement is , the movement may be for erasing the enlarged image 360.
Therefore, when the pointer image 200 moves through the hidden location 95, if the number of times the pointer image 200 moves is a specific number, such as the second time, the display of the enlarged image 360 may be maintained as described above. Instead, the enlarged image 360 may be deleted.

In the above description, an example has been described in which the enlarged image 360 is displayed when the user selects the file icon 310a, which is an example of a specific operation, in the on state.
By the way, the conditions for displaying the enlarged image 360 are not limited to these, and the enlarged image 360 may be displayed when other conditions are met.
For example, even if the user is in the off state, if the user performs a predetermined operation and the user performs a specific operation (hereinafter referred to as the "first specific operation"), the zoom The image 360 may be displayed on the display unit 25.

Specifically, for example, in the off state, the user moves the pointer image 200 onto the file icon 310a while pressing the Ctrl key or Alt key provided on the keyboard, and clicks the file icon 310a. When selected, the enlarged image 360 may be displayed.
In other words, when the user performs the first specific operation of selecting the file icon 310a while pressing the Ctrl key or Alt key provided on the keyboard, the enlarged image 360 It may be displayed.

Alternatively, the switching button 26 may not be displayed, and the enlarged image 360 may be displayed simply when the pointer image 200 moves onto the file icon 310a and the file icon 310a is selected.

In addition, the configuration is such that the switching button 26 is not displayed, and the user can move the pointer image 200 onto the file icon 310a while pressing the Ctrl key or Alt key provided on the keyboard. The enlarged image 360 may be displayed when the file icon 310a is selected.
In other words, while the user is pressing a specific key, which is an example of a predetermined specific operation (hereinafter referred to as a "second specific operation"), the user presses the file icon 310a. When the pointer image 200 is moved, the enlarged image 360 may be displayed on the display unit 25.

Further, even if the second specific operation is no longer performed by the user, if the pointer image 200 is placed on the displayed enlarged image 360, the display of the enlarged image 360 is maintained. Good too.
More specifically, when the user no longer presses a specific key and the pointer image 200 is placed on the displayed enlarged image 360, the CPU 11a of the server device 10 displays the enlarged image 360. 360 display may be maintained.

In addition, if the pointer image 200 is placed on either the file icon 310a or the enlarged image 360 when the second specific operation by the user is no longer performed, the CPU 11a of the server device 10 Additionally, the display of the enlarged image 360 may be maintained.
On the other hand, the CPU 11a of the server device 10 controls the enlarged image 360 to be hidden if the pointer image 200 is located at the hidden location 95 when this second specific operation is no longer performed. do.

FIG. 15 is a diagram showing another display example of the display section 25. As shown in FIG.
In this display example, the file icon 310a and the enlarged image 360 are displayed with a gap GP located between the file icon 310a and the enlarged image 360.
In the above, the case where the enlarged image 360 is displayed with the outer periphery 41 of the file icon 310a and the outer periphery 42 of the enlarged image 360 are in contact with each other has been described. It may also be displayed away from the icon 310a. In this case, as shown in FIG. 15, a gap GP is created between the file icon 310a and the enlarged image 360.

In this case, the CPU 11a of the server device 10 maintains the display of the enlarged image 360 even when the pointer image 200 is located in the gap GP existing between the file icon 310a and the enlarged image 360.
This prevents the enlarged image 360 from being hidden when the pointer image 200 moves from the file icon 310a to the enlarged image 360, and also prevents the pointer image 200 from moving from the enlarged image 360 to the file icon 310a. When doing so, a situation in which the enlarged image 360 becomes hidden can be avoided.

Note that the reception display 78 (see FIG. 9) described above may also be displayed with a gap GP between it and the enlarged image 360.
Furthermore, in this case, when the pointer image 200 is located in the gap GP between the enlarged image 360 and the reception display 78, the display of the reception display 78 may be maintained.
As a result, in this case, even when the pointer image 200 moves from the enlarged image 360 to the reception display 78 or from the reception display 78 to the enlarged image 360, the display of the reception display 78 is maintained. be done.

Next, erasing the enlarged image 360 will be explained.
In this embodiment, the enlarged image 360 is erased, for example, when the pointer image 200 moves to the non-display location 95, as described above.
In addition, even if the pointer image 200 is placed on the displayed enlarged image 360 or the file icon 310a, the CPU 11a of the server device 10 controls the CPU 11a when the user performs a predetermined operation. , the enlarged image 360 may be hidden.

Specifically, the CPU 11a of the server device 10 causes the enlarged image 360 to be hidden when a specific location on the displayed enlarged image 360 is selected using the pointer image 200, for example. Good too.
Specifically, for example, as shown in FIG. 16 (a diagram showing another display example of the display section 25), an image 72 for receiving deletion of the enlarged image 360 from the user is displayed at a specific location on the enlarged image 360. may be displayed, and when this image 72 is selected by the user, the enlarged image 360 may be hidden.
More specifically, when the display location of this image 72 is selected using the pointer image 200, the enlarged image 360 may be hidden.

In addition, the CPU 11a of the server device 10 may hide the enlarged image 360, for example, when a user performs a specific operation on a device that accepts an operation to move the pointer image 200 from the user.
Specifically, the CPU 11a of the server device 10 hides the enlarged image 360 when the user performs a specific operation on a mouse, which is an example of a device that accepts an operation from the user to move the pointer image 200. Good too.
More specifically, the CPU 11a of the server device 10 selects, for example, an option for erasing the enlarged image 360 displayed as one of a plurality of options displayed when the user right-clicks. In this case, the enlarged image 360 may be hidden.

In addition, the CPU 11a of the server device 10 may hide the enlarged image 360 when the user performs a specific operation on a device other than the above-mentioned accepted device.
Specifically, the other device may include, for example, a keyboard, and the enlarged image 360 may be hidden when the user presses a specific key provided on the keyboard.
More specifically, for example, when the user presses an escape key provided on the keyboard, the enlarged image 360 may be hidden.

In addition, the timing at which the enlarged image 360 becomes non-display may be changed depending on the position of the pointer image 200.
Specifically, the CPU 11a of the server device 10 detects, for example, when the pointer image 200 moves from the enlarged image 360 to the hidden location 95, as shown by reference numeral 17A in FIG. The enlarged image 360 may be hidden more quickly when the pointer image 200 moves from above the file icon 310a to the hidden location 95, as shown by reference numeral 17B.

Here, the enlarged image 360 is displayed more quickly when the pointer image 200 moves from above the file icon 310a to the hidden area 95 than when the pointer image 200 moves from above the enlarged image 360 to the hidden area 95. "becomes hidden" means that the distance from the file icon 310a to the hidden location 95 is longer than the elapsed time from when the pointer image 200 moves from the enlarged image 360 to the hidden location 95 until the enlarged image 360 becomes hidden. This indicates that the elapsed time from when the pointer image 200 moves to when the enlarged image 360 becomes hidden is shorter.

In this embodiment, as described above, when the pointer image 200 is placed on either the displayed enlarged image 360 or the file icon 310a, the display of the enlarged image 360 is maintained.
On the other hand, in this embodiment, when the pointer image 200 moves to a non-display location 95 that is a location other than the display location of the enlarged image 360 and the file image, the enlarged image 360 is hidden.
When this hiding is performed, the case where the pointer image 200 moves from above the file icon 310a to the hidden place 95 is better than when the pointer image 200 moves from above the enlarged image 360 to the hidden place 95. The enlarged image 360 may be hidden earlier.

For example, the user may want to move the pointer image 200 to another file icon 310a instead of the file icon 310a on which the pointer image 200 is placed, and display an enlarged image 360 corresponding to this other file icon 310a. There are times when I think about it.
In this case, if the enlarged image 360 that has been displayed up to that point is erased earlier, for example, another file icon 310a behind this enlarged image 360 will be displayed earlier.

FIG. 18 is a flowchart showing a series of processes described above.
Note that this flowchart shows a processing example in which the enlarged image 360 is displayed when the display mode is on or when a specific key is pressed.
In this embodiment, first, it is determined whether the user has selected the file icon 310a (step S101).

If it is determined in step S101 that the file icon 310a is selected, it is determined whether the display mode is on (step S102).
On the other hand, if it is determined in step S101 that the file icon 310a is not selected, the process advances to step S104. In the process of step S104, a decision is made to hide the enlarged image 360.

If it is determined in step S102 that the display mode is on, display processing of the enlarged image 360 is performed (step S103).
On the other hand, if it is not determined in step S102 that the display mode is in the on state, that is, if the display mode is in the off state, it is determined whether a specific key such as the Ctrl key is pressed. (Step S105).
If it is determined in step S105 that a specific key is pressed, the process advances to step S103. As a result, in this case, the enlarged image 360 is displayed.

On the other hand, if it is determined in step S105 that a specific key is not pressed, the process advances to step S104. As a result, in this case, a decision is made to hide the enlarged image 360.
After the process in step S103, it is determined whether the pointer image 200 is in the non-display location 95 (step S106).
If it is determined in step S106 that the pointer image 200 is in the non-display location 95, the process advances to step S104. In step S104, a decision is made to hide the enlarged image 360, and as a result, the enlarged image 360 becomes hidden.
On the other hand, if it is determined in step S106 that the pointer image 200 is not located in the non-display location 95, the process returns to step S103. In this case, display of the enlarged image 360 is continued.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1... Information processing system, 25... Display unit, 11a... CPU, 78... Display for reception, 95... Hidden part, 200... Pointer image, 310a... File icon, 360... Enlarged image, GP... Gap

Claims (18)

An information processing system equipped with a processor,
The processor includes:
When a file image that corresponds to a file and is displayed on the display section is selected, an enlarged image that corresponds to the file image and has a larger display size than the file image is displayed on the display section. so that
While a pointer image indicating a user's operation location on the display unit is on the enlarged image, the display of the enlarged image is maintained;
Information processing system. The processor includes:
Even when the pointer image is on the file image, the display of the enlarged image is maintained;
The information processing system according to claim 1. The processor includes:
The file image and the enlarged image are displayed with no gap between the file image and the enlarged image;
The information processing system according to claim 1 or 2. The processor includes:
Even when the pointer image is located in a gap existing between the file image and the enlarged image, the display of the enlarged image is maintained;
The information processing system according to claim 1 or 2. The processor includes:
When a user performs a specific operation in a mode in which the enlarged image is displayed when the user performs a specific operation on the file image, the enlarged image is displayed on the display unit. to,
An information processing system according to any one of claims 1 to 4. The processor includes:
A reception display for accepting a user's operation regarding the displayed enlarged image is displayed on the display unit,
Even when the pointer image is placed on the reception display, the display of the enlarged image is maintained;
An information processing system according to any one of claims 1 to 5. The processor includes:
Even when the pointer image is placed on the reception display located outside the display area of the enlarged image, the display of the enlarged image is maintained;
The information processing system according to claim 6. The processor includes:
When the pointer image is on the file image, the reception display is not displayed, and when the pointer image is on the enlarged image, the reception display is displayed.
The information processing system according to claim 6 or 7. The processor includes:
When a user performs a predetermined operation while the enlarged image is being displayed, the display of the enlarged image is maintained even if the pointer image is removed from the enlarged image;
An information processing system according to any one of claims 1 to 8. The processor includes:
Even if the pointer image deviates from the displayed enlarged image, if the time during which the pointer image deviates from the enlarged image is less than a predetermined threshold, the pointer image is removed from the enlarged image. so that the display is maintained,
An information processing system according to any one of claims 1 to 8. The processor includes:
Even if the pointer image deviates from the displayed enlarged image, if the distance between the edge of the enlarged image and the pointer image is smaller than a predetermined threshold, so that the display is maintained,
An information processing system according to any one of claims 1 to 8. The processor includes:
When the pointer image is placed on either the displayed enlarged image or the file image, the display of the enlarged image is maintained, and the display location of the enlarged image or the file image is maintained. When the pointer image moves to a hidden location other than the above, the enlarged image is hidden.
The enlarged image is hidden more quickly when the pointer image is moved from the file image to the hidden location than when the pointer image is moved from the enlarged image to the hidden location. to do so,
An information processing system according to any one of claims 1 to 11. The processor includes:
When the pointer image placed on the enlarged image moves onto the file image, the enlarged image is hidden.
The information processing system according to claim 1. The processor includes:
When the pointer image is placed on the file image and the pointer image is used to select the file image, the enlarged image is displayed on the display unit,
When the enlarged image is displayed, the pointer image on the file image is moved onto the enlarged image;
An information processing system according to any one of claims 1 to 13. The processor includes:
When the pointer image is placed on the file image and the pointer image is used to select the file image, the enlarged image is displayed on the display unit,
When the enlarged image is displayed, the display of the enlarged image is maintained until the pointer image on the file image moves onto the enlarged image.
An information processing system according to any one of claims 1 to 13. The processor includes:
When the pointer image is placed on the file image and the pointer image is used to select the file image while the user is performing a specific predetermined operation, the enlarged image is displayed on the display section. so that it appears in
Even if the specific operation is no longer performed, if the pointer image is placed on the displayed enlarged image, the display of the enlarged image is maintained;
The information processing system according to claim 1. The processor includes:
When the specific operation is no longer performed and the pointer image is located at a location other than on the displayed enlarged image, the enlarged image is hidden;
The information processing system according to claim 16. When a file image that corresponds to a file and is displayed on the display section is selected, an enlarged image that corresponds to the file image and has a larger display size than the file image is displayed on the display section. functions that allow
A function for maintaining the display of the enlarged image while a pointer image indicating a user's operation location on the display unit is on the enlarged image;
A program to make a computer realize this.